ISLAMABAD: Cement prices across Pakistan have recorded a decline as heavy rains and floods continue to disrupt markets.
According to the Federal Bureau of Statistics (FBS), the average price of a 50-kg cement bag fell by Rs36, bringing it down to Rs1,412 compared to Rs1,448 during the same period last year.
Prices, however, vary in different regions. In Islamabad and Karachi, a cement bag is available for Rs1,350–1,370, while in Rawalpindi it costs Rs1,370. In Lahore, Gujranwala, and Bahawalpur, prices are around Rs1,430–1,450. Faisalabad recorded one of the lower rates at Rs1,370.
Among major cities, Peshawar (Rs1,350) and Bannu (Rs1,340) offer the cheapest cement, whereas Quetta (Rs1,510) and Khuzdar (Rs1,483) remain the most expensive markets.
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The FBS report notes that while some regions experienced a decline in prices, others are facing rising rates due to supply chain disruptions caused by floods.
Cement Price Comparison by Company (2025)
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Bestway Cement: Rs1,430–1,450
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Pakcem Cement: Rs1,420
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DG Khan Cement: Rs1,420–1,440
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Fauji Cement: Rs1,400–1,420
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Lucky Cement: Rs1,390–1,420
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Kohat Cement: Rs1,380–1,400
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Cherat Cement: Rs1,380
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Maple Leaf Cement: Rs1,430
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Power Cement: Rs1,385
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Askari Cement: Rs1,390
